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destinykitty -> Sensory deprivation (5/23/2006 9:24:40 PM)
I love scenes where I am deprived of my senses. My Master wants me to aks if anyone knows of ways that you can deprive a girl of their hearing. So far we have just used headphones with his choice of music but we are trying to figure out if there is a way to deprive a girl of hearing without it just having to be choosing what she hears as is the case with the headphones and msuic. Also looking for any more reccomendations/advice on deprivation scenes. Thank you Destinykitty

LuckyAlbatross -> RE: Sensory deprivation (5/23/2006 9:28:24 PM)
http://www.collarchat.com/m_373354/mpage_1/key_sensory/tm.htm#373354 Sensory Play http://www.collarchat.com/m_164002/mpage_1/key_sensory/tm.htm#164002 Bondage AND Tickling

Tine11 -> RE: Sensory deprivation (5/23/2006 9:29:36 PM)
I woudl say ear plugs, to some exten those can keep out sound, then mabye adding a set of ear muffs on of that. Tine

missgiveNTake -> RE: Sensory deprivation (5/23/2006 9:38:43 PM)
They have ear plugs designed for people that work in loud enviroments. Use those and headphones whithout any sound playing thru them. The old headphones that seal around the ears would work better than the tiny things they sell now-a-days. I wear hearing aids, so taking them out and putting the earphones on blocks out all sound to me, so the earplugs should do the job for you. Wanted to add that I'm not a Domme, but do know about blocking sound. I hope this works for you.

merrymasochist -> RE: Sensory deprivation (5/23/2006 10:18:27 PM)
The foam earplugs are good and cut out about 80% to 90% of sounds but you can still hear a little bit with them. For total blockage of sound the wax-covered cotton earplugs work the best. Both kinds can be found at your local drugstore. Sincerely, merry

destinykitty -> RE: Sensory deprivation (5/23/2006 11:09:44 PM)
thank you for your advice i will have to try and find some of the wax-covered ones.

MasterMoody -> RE: Sensory deprivation (5/23/2006 11:49:30 PM)
put ear plugs in and lay down in a tub of water

slaverosebeauty -> RE: Sensory deprivation (5/24/2006 8:37:56 AM)
Industrial strength ear plugs the kind that they wear at airports. A friend of mine works at the airpoirt as a traffic controller on the ground and he gave me a few sets of the earplugs he wears under his headphones, once those are on, you cannot hear anything, not even a shotgun at close range. You can always as a pharmacist what will completly cut out sound, just tell them you are going to a shooting range they should be able to point you in the right direction.

GADomCpl -> RE: Sensory deprivation (5/24/2006 10:05:45 AM)
I have heard of people using white noise played through headphones.

DragonDiver -> RE: Sensory deprivation (5/26/2006 8:20:56 AM)
It is a bit pricey but a set of Bose sound cancelling headphones, it becomes very quiet within and any sound outside is cancelled by a process of shifting the signal 180 degrees out of phase so in effect it is cancelled out. I also use a two way headset and microphone system where I can either pump in the sounds that I want them to hear or just the sound of my voice or in some cases both. The headset is nice because I can set it on VOX Voice activated and when they speak even as a breathy whisper I can hear it without having to move close to them if I am working on them from a distance from there mouth. This also fun when they are in a bathroom in the dungeon and I whisper in their ear to sing the barney song or wheels on the bus. loudly! grin! "Mastery begins, where the ego ends!" -Dennis B.

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